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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Chronicles of Alsea #6 |
Fletcher DeLancey
Kindle Edition | Pages: 520 pages Rating: 4.74 | 233 Users | 35 Reviews
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| Title | : | Outcaste (Chronicles of Alsea #6) |
| Author | : | Fletcher DeLancey |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 520 pages |
| Published | : | October 27th 2017 by Heartsome Publishing (first published October 9th 2017) |
| Categories | : | Science Fiction. LGBT. Fantasy. GLBT. Lesbian. Lesbian Fiction. Asexual. Romance |
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Rahel Sayana is desperate to escape the life her parents have planned for her. She runs away to the dangerous port city of Whitesun and becomes an outcaste: a person of no caste and few rights.From backbreaking labor on the docks to fighting off bullies, Rahel learns the lessons that propel her to the life of her dreams. Happiness does not last. A planetary threat pulls her into the biggest battle in Alsean history, then into a treacherous game of power.
The loss of both her honor and caste sends her reeling, but Rahel has always made her own fate. She gambles everything on one final chance.
Will giving up her hopes lead to the highest honor of all?
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Ratings: 4.74 From 233 Users | 35 ReviewsWrite-Up Appertaining To Books Outcaste (Chronicles of Alsea #6)
Outcaste tells from the dark side of Alsea, from those outside of the almighty caste system. We learn of the inherent repression of ambitions that don't fit inside it. Of the near hope- and rightless people not fitting.We too see more of the problems during the alien invasion. And we follow the misguided protagonist on her way from hell to heaven.What is really interesting about this book is that our MC, Rahel, is by no means perfect - you might end up loving her, liking her or being really annoyed/angry at her. Everyone is going to judge Rahel's actions differently because we all experience life differently - and how Rahel responds to certain situations may baffle you or be as clear as a bright summers day.That being said the writing style and world building in this book is as beautiful as ever, and even if you don't like Rahel as as
After some debate I'd probably put this as my favorite of the Chronicles of Alsea books so far. The majority of the book follows Rahel from childhood to adulthood spanning the timeline of all the other books and then some. The book later shifts to the POV of a couple characters of past books, so we get a little old with the new, but the book never strays from Rahel's story, who is such a complex character that it's hard to do her story any justice in a review. Let's just say her story is an
Salomen ❤❤
Fletcher does it again! So, so good. I love the direction she took with filling in more about Alsea and its underbelly. The plot couldn't be thicker, and I feel rewarded for knowing what I already know of this universe. Just fantastic work! Off to reread it immediately. Can't wait for the next book. Keep them coming!
At its heart, the 6th book in the Chronicles of Alsea series is the story of a woman's quest to realize her dreams against all odds. It is also a story about honor, loss and redemption. The most significant difference from the other books? there is no romantic storyline. Born of a merchant and a crafter, Rahel has been groomed all her life to take over the reins of her father's shop. But all Rahel has ever dreamed about are the daring feats of warriors and the great adventures of explorers. Her
Outcaste is a really - and I mean really - good book. Actually one of my all time favorite.The story of Rahel reaches depths of psichological insight and a richness of emotion I've never seen before in this series, which was nevertheless so beautifully written.I think this book is somehow triggering. That kind of book you love or you hate, but doesn't leave you indifferent. It's because it is a story of a pitfall, before a resurrection, of a woman with her flaws and weakness, so human and
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